Wembley Collection (#7)

England v Scotland British Championship international football match at Wembley. Third from the left, raising his left arm, is Bobby Charlton

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Manchester United 3 v Leicester City 1. Manchester United footballers left to right: Tony Dunne, Bobby Charlton, Noel Cantwell, Pat Crerand, Albert Quixall

1961 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Leicester City 0. Spurs celebrate Terry Dysons goal with beaten Leicester City goalkeeper Gordon Banks looking on from the ground

Sport - Football - Arsenal v Cardiff City - FA Cup Final - 23rd April 1927 - Wembley Stadium - Cardiffs Hughie Ferguson throws up his arms in delight as his shot crawls over the line after Arsenals

1932 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Arsenal 1 v Newcastle United 2. Action picture taken during the match. 23rd April 1932

British pop singer David Bowie pictured performing in concert at Wembley. 20th June 1987

Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 Manchester City, FA Cup final, replay, Wednesday 14th May 1981. Osvaldo Ardiles

Middlesbrough F. C. fans celebrating at Wembley. 25th March 1990
Middlesbrough F.C. fans celebrating at Wembley. 25th March 1990

Middlesbrough F. C. fans at Wembley for the Zenith Data Systems Cup
Middlesbrough F.C. fans at Wembley for the Zenith Data Systems Cup. Final score Chelsea 1-0 Middlesbrough. 25th March 1990

Speedway world team championship practice at Wembley in preparation for the event to be held on Saturday. Four teams are to compete, they are from Czechosolvakia, Great Britain, Polan and Sweden

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Cardiff City 1 v Arsenal 0. Fans rush onto the pitch following Cardiffs 1-0 Wembley victory. 23rd April 1927

FA Cup - 1927 - Cardiff City v Arsenal - King George V is introduced to the Cardiff team by captain Fred Keenor. Cardiff won 1-0 for an historic victory - 23rd April 1927

England and Fulham full-back George Cohen in training. He played in the 1966 World Cup winning team. 3rd June 1966

John Charles of Wales left scores against England in the international match between England and Wales at Wembley Stadium. England won 3-2. 10th November 1954

Newcastle v Blackpool... F.A. Cup final 1951. Five minutes later
Newcastle v Blackpool....F.A. Cup final 1951. Five minutes later and Milburn does it again. Hes out of the picture but Newcastle forwards left to right

Bolton Wanderers v West Ham FA Cup Final 1923. Bolton centre half Jimmy Seddon appealing for a foul during the match. Goals scored by David Jack two minutes after the start of the match

Blackpool AFC: Left to Right Back Row: E. Shimwell, H. Johnston, G. Farm, J. Crosland, C. Robinson, A. Brown, Centre Row: Joe Smith(Manager), S. Matthews, E. Taylor, S. Mortensen, J

Tory leader Edward Heath signs autographs outside Wembley Stadium on day of World Cup Final, 30th July 1966

Coca Cola Cup Final. Aston Villa 3 v Manchester United 1. 27th March 1994. ***Strictly NO commercial use. For Editorial use ONLY

England v West Germany World Cup Final 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy, a lone supporter paid homage at the goal net geoff Hurst had virtually burst with his thunderous final shot

England and Fulham full-back George Cohen in training. He played in the 1966 World Cup winning team. 3rd June 1966

England team training session - three days before final - 1966 World Cup Tournament, Wednesday 27th July 1966

England v Argentina World Cup Quarter Final Wembley Stadium, London 23rd July 1966. England players celebrate Geoff Hursts winner Final score

England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Bobby Moore appealed for handball to referee Gottfried Dienst but to no avail

Sport - Fooball - Arsenal - King George V is introduced to the Arsenal team by captain Charles Buchan before the FA Cup final game against Cardiff City - Arsenal lost 1-0. 23rd April 1927

FA Charity Shield. Leeds 1 v. Liverpool 1. Liverpool won 6-5 on penalties. Leeds United manager Brian Clough with Allan Clarke and other Leeds players

Sport - Football - Arsenal - 1971 - FA Cup Final Arsenal lift the FA Cup following their 2-1 win over Liverpool - Holding the cup is victorious skipper Frank McLintock on the shoulders of winning

F. A. Charity Shield. Leeds United (1) v. Liverpool (1), Liverpool win 6-5 on Penalties
F.A. Charity Shield. Leeds United (1) v. Liverpool (1), Liverpool win 6-5 on Penalties. Bill Shankly before the game. August 1974. 74-4770-091

Winston Churchill and Earl Beatty at the opening of the Wembley Exhibition April 1924

HRH Queen Elizabeth II presents the international championship trophy to Johnny Haynes after the 9-3 win over Scotland. April 1961

Allan Keefe and J Conroy beside their Austin Mini Coopers at the start of the Daily Mirror World Cup Rally April 19th 1970

Madras Juggler imprisoning girl in basket - Jill in the Box
Jill in the Box - The Madras Juggler imprisoning his girl in a basket. Performed at Wemblet in 1925. circa 1925

British Empire Exhibition - Duke and Duchess of York
British Empire Exhibition - The Duke and Duchess of York having fun in the Amusement park - June 1925. They are preparing to set out on a dizzying ride in an aerial boat (shaped like a chicken...!)

British Empire Exhibition - 2nd Year - The Railodok cars
The Duke and Duchess of York visiting the British Empire Exhibition during its second year with the Duke now the President of the Exhibition, replacing his brother

Albert, Duke of York and Lord Baden-Powell, Wembley Jamboree
Albert, Duke of York and Lord Baden-Powell at a great Scout Jamboree held at Wembley Stadium. Date: 1924

Duke & Duchess of York, Prince of Wales, Amusements
The Duke & Duchess of York and the Prince of Wales enjoy a rollercoaster ride on the Giant Switchback at the Amusements, Wembley, May 1924. Date: 1924

The Amusement Park, British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, Brent, London, England. Date: 1924

Noahs Ark Bridge ove to Treasure Island at The British Empire Exhibition, Wembley Park, London. Date: 1925

Neath Port Talbot SA11 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Neath Port Talbot SA11 2

Brent HA9 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Brent HA9 7

British Empire Exhibition - Jack Hobbs modelled in butter
British Empire Exhibition, Wembley - Jack Hobbs modeled in butter! Having seen the success of the Prince of Wales in butter in the Canadian Pavilion in the 1924 season of the British Empire

Association Football at Wembley - England v. Scotland, 4 October 1941, (1945). Creator: Unknown
Association Football at Wembley - England v. Scotland, 4 October 1941, (1945). British Prime Minister Winston Churchill shakes hands with England footballer Denis Compton (1918-1997)

British Empire Exhibition - Wembley - Canadian Pavilion Date: 1924

British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London, England. Date: 1924

British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London - Bryant & May
Chemical Section - British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London - Bryant & May Ltd. exhibit based in a pretty tudor-style cottage

Mancini Henry, CTS Studios, Wembley, London, 1990. Artist: Brian O Connor
Mancini Henry, CTS Studios, Wembley, London, 1990

Henry Mancini, CTS Studios, Wembley, London, 1990. Artist: Brian O Connor
Mancini Henry, CTS Studios, Wembley, London, 1990

Sonny Rollins playing tenor saxophone at Wembley Conference Centre, London, 1979

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"Wembley: A Historic Venue Celebrating Moments of Triumph and Glory" Wembley, a name that resonates with sporting excellence and unforgettable moments. From PNE lifting the Sky Bet League One Play Off Trophy on 24th May 2015 to Mick the Miller's legendary victories, this iconic stadium has witnessed it all. Even beyond sports, Wembley holds a place in history. The Graf Zeppelin soaring over Wembley during the F. A. Cup Final showcased the convergence of aviation and football, capturing imaginations worldwide. And who can forget the poster advertising the British Empire Exhibition in 1924? It symbolized Britain's grandeur and its ability to host remarkable events. Wembley Stadium itself is a masterpiece of fine art, representing England's national pride. Its architectural brilliance stands tall as a testament to human creativity and engineering prowess. Whether it be capturing a group of greyhounds racing or showcasing vibrant artwork depicting Wembley Stadium in all its glory, artists have found inspiration within these hallowed grounds. Through time, it has been witness to countless historic matches that have left an indelible mark on footballing history. From VS Rugby Football Club battling Halesowen in the FA Vase final to Jermaine Beckford scoring his second goal at Wembley – each match etches itself into our collective memory. Not only does Wembley hold significance for football enthusiasts but also for other sports like rugby. The Bolton Wanderers v Stoke City FA Cup semi-final was one such momentous occasion where both teams fought tooth and nail for victory under those famous arches. Looking back even further, an aerial view of the 1923 Cup Final reveals how this magnificent stadium has evolved over time while still retaining its timeless charm. London skyline serving as an awe-inspiring backdrop adds another layer of magic to this already enchanting venue. Wembley is more than just a stadium; it is a symbol of triumph, passion, and unity.